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A couple of times in recent memory users have asked about what's required to make their own wings. Usually the answer is a 3D modeler and lots of time to learn it. I've put together a tutorial on creating fairy wings using only a 2D paint program and stock Poser props. The resulting wings won't be useful 100% of the time but for many instances they should work fine. The check the tutorials section on my site. Images Credits: Rei Hair - Kozaburo/YAMAG/Koh Fairy Figure - Thorne's Robyn Character

Very good idea, Master Bushi. I'm surprised that no one has posted this before. Thanks.

good stuff Bushi-san.... thank ye 8 )

there's a lot you can do with primitives with the right tex, bump and trans maps ... the brycers seem to do it a lot but posers tend to like to play with fully modelled props. good on you to try to open up this idea here :)

Thanks, such a simple idea ~goes to give it a try, kicking herself for not thinking of it.~

Thankyou, so easy when you know how. Have made wings in Bryce but prefer to render in poser. Now I can have different wings, not just the lovely ones from Thorne.

Cool stuff. Thanks Bushi. ;]

Thanks for the comments! Funny thing about this technique. I first used it over a year ago to make the feathers for the mekAngel. It never occurred to me till recently to write it up in a tutorial. Oh well, better late then never. ;-)